At first the bird's call seems stuck on the first two notes. Then it calls properly and you hear my whispered: "yessss" There are other bird sounds in the middle of the video as well: the Spurwing Geese were flying over while I was out there.
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Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Fiery-necked Nightjar call
Before we left Bergview (while our cottage is being built) I managed to record the Fiery-necked Nightjar early one morning. I hope you can hear it. The call sounds like: "Good Lord deliver us"
At first the bird's call seems stuck on the first two notes. Then it calls properly and you hear my whispered: "yessss" There are other bird sounds in the middle of the video as well: the Spurwing Geese were flying over while I was out there.
I'm linking to Wild Bird Wednesday here
At first the bird's call seems stuck on the first two notes. Then it calls properly and you hear my whispered: "yessss" There are other bird sounds in the middle of the video as well: the Spurwing Geese were flying over while I was out there.
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Sorry I am less romantic when I heard the bird it made me think of a man's whistle behind a beautiful woman, lol !
ReplyDeleteHello, Great capture of the Nightjar sounds. I heard you and the geese too. Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeletephooey, I can't get it to play
ReplyDeletenot your recording, I can't hear anything on my desk top. oh nooooooo
ReplyDeletegot it, for some reason my slide of sound was down all the way, I would love to be out there in the dark listening with you and I like all the sounds at the end of other birds and I did hear yesssss
ReplyDeleteYes, I can hear it. I like the sound.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! What a great auditory capture!
ReplyDeleteGreat that you were able to capture the bird's call for us. I did hear you whisper "yes". :-)
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm sitting in suburbia listening to the nightjar call and wondering how we got so lucky to have this bushveld magic in our midst. Too wonderful
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